South Korea Plane Crash News: A devastating crash at Muan International Airport in South Korea has claimed at least 85 lives. Jeju Air flight 7C2216, arriving from Bangkok, skidded off the runway and ...

Image Source : AP Jeju Air president said that the company has not yet ascertained any mechanical issues with the plane. Following the tragic accident of Jeju Air passenger plane at a South ...

SEOUL — A Jeju Air plane flying from Bangkok to South Korea with 181 people on board crashed on landing Sunday, leaving all but two people plucked from the wreckage feared dead. Here’s what we ...

Nearly everyone on board a Jeju Air flight from Bangkok, Thailand, to Muan County, South Korea, was killed Sunday when their plane crashed at Muan International Airport. Only two of the 181 ...

A Jeju Air flight had to turn back after suffering ... A signal warning of a malfunction in the plane’s landing gear went off after the aircraft took off from Seoul, a spokesperson for the ...

Jeju Air's chief executive said the airline will reduce its winter air traffic by up to 15 per cent and aim to secure trust following the death of 179 people in the plane crash. All 175 passengers ...

A Horizon Air flight on Christmas Eve from Anchorage to Fairbanks was forced to turn around after an eagle hit the plane. On Sunday, a major plane crash at a South Korean airport that killed 179 ...

A Jeju Air flight from Seoul was forced to return mid-flight Monday due to a landing gear issue, the airline reported, just a day after South Korea's deadliest plane crash. The Boeing 737-800 involved ...

South Korea Plane crash: South Korea's fire agency said that 85 people are dead after a Jeju Air plane caught fire during landing at Muan International Airport. The fire engulfed was carrying 181 ...

The Jeju Air Boeing 737 crashed at Muan International Airport on Sunday morning. SEOUL and LONDON -- The two survivors of South Korea's deadliest plane crash in decades were recovering at separate ...

SEOUL: A Jeju Air plane flying from Bangkok to South Korea with 181 people on board crashed on landing on Sunday (Dec 29), killing 179 with just two people plucked alive from the wreckage.

Kamaka Air CEO David Hinderland addressed the plane crash with the following statement: "We are not releasing the names of the pilots until family members have had a chance to process this tragedy.